Rams QB Out Of Concussion Protocol

The Los Angeles Rams have struggled all over the field in 2022 thus far, falling to a 3-6 record through 10 weeks, and with their biggest offensive star on Injured Reserve for the next four weeks, it's tough to see how they dig themselves out of this hole.

In a piece of good news, Matthew Stafford has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol, and was a full participant in today's practice, and while he's not yet been cleared to play in Week 11, it's looking positive for the veteran.

Rams’ QB Matthew Stafford, who missed last week’s game vs. Arizona while he was in concussion protocol, was a full participant in today’s practice, putting him on track to start Sunday vs. the Saints.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 16, 2022

Without Stafford in Week 10 against the Arizona Cardinals, the Rams managed just 2 Touchdowns in a 27-17 loss, and without Cooper Kupp, Stafford will need to be at his best if the Rams are to somehow defend their Super Bowl Championship in 2022, but right now, it's looking almost impossible. 

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